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26 November 2013

After a strong run up in yesterday's trade,Today the Intraday market has
opened tepidlyon Tuesday. The Sensex is down5.54 points at 20599.54, andthe
Nifty down 16.10 points at6099.25. About 192 shares have advanced, 128 shares
declined, and 20 shares are unchanged.The rupee gained 5 paise to 62.45 per
dollar in early trade on Tuesday as against previous day's close of 62.50. In
the currency space, the euro slips a tad from yesterday's levels while the yen
stands at 101.5/$.US stocks wavered on Monday, with benchmark indexes backing off milestones that
lifted the Nasdaq composite above 4,000 for the first time in 13 years, as Wall
Street pondered an unexpected drop in pending home sales in October and an
agreement by Iran to limit its nuclear programme.

European equities closed higher on Monday after an historic
deal over Iran's nuclear program bolstered risk appetite. US stocks wavered on
Monday, with benchmark indexes backing off milestones that lifted the Nasdaq
Composite above 4,000 for the first time in 13 years.Asian shares were mostly
lower on Tuesday following a flat finish on Wall Street overnight and as
investors digested the latest batch of weak US economic data.From precious metals space, gold holds onto the previous session's gains this
morning as short-covering from four-month lows offset pressure from worries
over an early end to US stimulus measures and mixed economic data.In
commodities, Brent prices rebound to USD 111/bbl Vs USD 108/bbl post the Iran
deal yesterday, recouping most of its losses. Nymex too rises to USD 94.4/bbl.
Crude prices gains as uncertainty still persists over the timing of the rise in
Iran’s oil exports.

22 November 2013

TheIntraday market has opened in green territory. The
Sensex is up 92.65 points at 20321.70, and the Nifty is up 29.85 points at
6028.90. About 496 shares have advanced, 104 shares declined, and 16 shares are
unchanged.Indian rupee opened higher at 62.89 per dollar on Friday as against
previous day's closing of 62.93 per dollar.
In the currency space, the yen falls to a fresh four-year low against the euro
early in Asian trade, left exposed after promising data in both Germany and the
United States underpinned the single currency and the US dollar.

In commodities, crude prices are subdued this morning after
rising USD 1/bbl yesterday, boosted by positive US economic data and surging
gasoline prices as demand was expected to rise. From precious metals space,
gold settled over 1 percent lower on Thursday, in the wake of constructive US
jobless data, and hurt by fears the US Federal Reserve might be able to start
scaling back its stimulus programme soon.

Indian markets tanked down, marking their biggest single-day
fall in nearly two months, as blue-chip shares slumped on worries the pace of
foreign investor buying is slowing down. Fed minutes hint of taper in next few
months. Nifty down by 123 pts, closed at 5999. Sensex down by 406 pts, closed
at 20229. Core European markets are in red.

20 November 2013

Today the Intraday marketopens on a weak note. The Nifty
opens below 6200, down 16.50 points at 6186.85. The Sensex is down 57.03 points
at 20833.79. Private banks are major laggards with ICICI Bank losing over 1
percent. On the gaining side are TCS , M&M and Sesa Sterlite.

Meanwhile, the Indian rupee
continues its upward momentum as it gained 12 paise in the early trade at 62.24
per dollar against 62.36 Tuesday. Pressure on the yen shows no signs of letting
up with the euro near a four-year peak and the dollar holding onto overnight
gains even after more dovish comments.
Among the global markets, US stocks posted mild losses on Tuesday, with the
S&P 500 recording its first two-day decline of the month, as investors
awaited indications of central bank monetary moves ahead. The CBOE volatility
index rose to levels above 13.

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18 November 2013

Today The Intraday market has kick-started the week on a
strong note. The Sensex is up 189.46 points or at 20588.88, and the Nifty is up
58.15 points at 6114.30. About 321 shares have advanced, 68 shares declined,
and 14 shares are unchanged.

The Indian rupee breached the 63-mark in early trade on
Monday to open at 62.85 per dollar, up 26 paise from Thursday's closing of
63.11 per dollar.

In commodities, crude prices rose moderately in choppy
trading on Friday, supported by Libyan supply outages and supportive comments
from the fed chair nominee.From the precious metals space, gold snapped a three-day winning streak on
Monday but prices continued to hold near the USD 1300 level amid hopes the US
Federal Reserve would stick to its easy monetary policy, burnishing the metal's
appeal as a hedge against inflation. With the Intraday marketnervously wondering whether the Federal Reserve will
start to reduce their quantitative easing program, a few critical clues could
come this week. In the market, there is too much emphasis based on the lack of
a potential for imminent tapering. All eyes are on the Fed's December 18th
statement, which will be followed by a press conference. Just a week before
Christmas, the Fed could finally make the long-awaited (and long-feared)
announcement that they will reduce the pace of their $85 billion-per-month bond
buying program.

13 November 2013

It is not necessary that a stock which is weak today during Intraday Trading might be weak tomorrow also, simultaneously if a stock is
strong today might not be strong tomorrow. Today The Intraday market has opened
in negative terrain. The Sensex is down 13.70 points at 20268.21, and the Nifty
is down 18.95 points at 5999.10. About 133 shares have advanced, 183 shares
declined, and 17 shares are unchanged.

The market is directionless today after falling for six
consecutive sessions from its record high. On the global front, Asian markets
are weak on uncertainty over Fed tapering. The Sensex is up 9.17 points at
20291.08 while the Nifty is down 1.20 points at 6016.85 while the rupee
continued its slide for the sixth straight day, falling 7 paise to 63.77 per
dollar.
Among the top losers are ICICI Bank, SBI, Hindalco, HDFC Bank and Bajaj Auto.
Sun Pharma, Tata Motors, Bharti Airtel, TCS and Dr Reddy's Labs are gainers
Meanwhile, Rupee continued its downtrend for the sixth consecutive session on
Wednesday as it is heading towards 64 per dollar.The currency fell 19 paise in
early trade to 63.90 per dollar as against previous day's closing of 63.71 per
dollar

In the global space, the US markets ended lower on Tuesday
after rising bond yields increased debate over how soon the Federal Reserve
would start trimming its monetary stimulus. Dow shed 31 points and S&P 500
closed down by 4 points.
Asia followed its Wall Street peers , lowering, on the heightened talks of
scaling back Fed stimulus weighing on sentiment.

11 November 2013

Today the Intraday Market has opened in the negative
terrain. The Sensex is down 174.88 pointsat 20491.27.The Nifty slips 26.05
points to 6114.70. About 241 shares have advanced, 204 shares declined, and 20
shares are unchanged. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, NTPC, L&T and Bajaj Auto are
major laggards in the Sensex. Among the top gainers are Dr Reddy's Labs, Tata
Steel, Cipla, Wipro and Infosys.

If currency markets sense oil related
dollar outflows, rupee could come under medium term pressure. The range for the
day is seen between 62.2-62.8/USD,"

Indian
markets witnessed selling pressure for the fourth consecutive day on Friday,
led by losses in consumer durable, oil & gas, banks and PSU stocks. Dollar
firms against euro after ECB cut and US jobs data ahead. French Trade Balance
at -5.8 B. Nifty down by 40 pts, closed at 6146. Sensex down by 145 pts, closed
at 20677. Europe is in red. In Asia, index heavyweight Softbank rose 2 percent while automakers Toyota and
Honda motor jumped over 1 percent each. Data out on early Monday showed Japan's
current account surplus unexpectedly rose an annual 14.3 percent in September.

In commodities, Brent trades at USD 105/bbl and Nymex futures
trade firmer in early Asian trade after meetings between Iran and six western
nations failed to reach a deal on Tehran's nuclear programme.

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8 November 2013

Intraday
Tips are the tips used for day trading or trading in intraday.Today The Intraday market has opened on a negative note. The
Sensex is down 30.47 points at 20792.30. The Nifty slips 17.10 points to
6170.15. About 158 shares have advanced, 166 shares declined, and 23 shares are
unchanged.

Meanwhile, the Indian rupee opened lower by 28 paise at
62.69 per dollar against 62.41 Thursday. The euro struggles in early Asian
trade after the European Central Bank's surprise interest rate cut sent the
single currency plunging to near eight-week lows, but the dollar's gains were
tempered ahead of the key US payrolls report due later today.

Asian stocks follow US sell-off. Japan and Korea are trading
at 1-month lows. The yen hit a near seven-week low against the greenback at
99.4 per dollar. Japan is weighed down by blue-chip exporter stocks such as
Suzuki Motor and camera maker Nikon. The euro was under the cosh after slipping
to seven-week lows of $1.3295 on Thursday after the ECB cut borrowing costs to
a record low of 0.25 percent in response to a sharp drop in inflation. The euro
was last changing hands at $1.3415.In commodities, Brent slips closer to USD 103/bbl levels and Nymex futures rise
in early Asian trade as faster than expected economic growth in the world's top
oil consumer revived hopes of increased demand.

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